NORDICUM Scandinavian Business Magazine on englanninkielinen, 6 kertaa vuodessa ilmestyvä Itämeren alueen talouslehti, joka on kätevästi luettavissa myös Internetissä osoitteessa: www.nordicum.com.

	SPECIAL REPORTS: Energy & Environmental and Nano & Biotechnology NORDICUM 3 interviews Technopolis Ventures CEO Will Cardwell who talks about the potential of Finnish start-ups. Up-and-coming nanotechnology companies are discussed at length in our first ever Nanotechnology Special Report. In addition to nanotech, we provide an update on biotechnology. Furthermore, this spring issue takes a look at pressing issues surrounding energy and environment - and also our columnist, former Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen offers his two cents on the matter. »» Read more
	Pulp & Paper SPECIAL REPORT 2008 NORDICUM 2/2008 takes an in-depth look at the present challenges and the future of Finnish forest sector. We cover some of the most intriguing new solutions in the field, including the biorefinery concept. Our man on the cover is MEP Alexander Stubb who discusses the perils of protectionism – and what measures the EU should now take in pursuing an Internal Market that works. »» Read more
	Transportation & Logistics SPECIAL REPORT 2008 The theme of Nordicum 1/2008 is Transport & Logistics. In this issue, Iiro Lehtonen, the new Managing Director of Finnish Transport and Logistics SKAL, offers his views on why Finland has a shot to become a global pioneer in the field of logistics. We also showcase exciting innovations from the sector, ranging from smart cars to fleet management and satellite navigation systems. »» Read more
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	NORDICUM Real Estate Special Report 2008 NORDICUM 6/2007 rounds up the year with style. Our man in the cover is Richard Florida who offers his views on what the Nordic countries must do in order to lure in the top talent of the Creative Class. With focus on real estate, we showcase some of the most innovative cities and development projects in Finland. Another strong theme in this issue is food. NORDICUM explores the past, present and future of Finnish food culture and sits down with HK-Scan CEO Kai Seikku. »» Read more
	Cruise & Shipping Special Report 2007 In Nordicum 4-5/2007, the focus is on Cruise & Shipping. New Aker Yards CEO Yrjö Julin discusses his plans for the shipbuilding giant and we take a look at the newest additions to the armada. In addition, we get acquainted with the successful Cruise Baltic Project which has played a key role in making the Baltic Sea the fastest growing cruise market in the world. In this issue, former Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen writes about the 'climate hype' and wonders in his column whether the leaders of EU know what they are doing. The digital future of Europe is under scrutiny as well - we offer some insights into the European Business Leaders Convention 2007, held in Helsinki during the summer. For contrast, Nordicum made the trip to Moominworld to find out just what it is that makes these huggable creatures so special. »» Read more
	Nordicum Energy & Environmental & Biotechnology Special Reports 2007 While making Nordicum issue 3/2007, we had the opportunity to sit down with the world-famous molecular geneticist Academy Professor Leena Peltonen-Palotie for an in-depth interview. Professor Peltonen is concerned that Finland may lose a golden opportunity to become a global genome research powerhouse, if the powers-that-be keep stalling. The topic relates to the Biotechnology Special Report which can also be found in this magazine. Furthermore, Nordicum takes a look at the emerging Play Tech sector and evaluates the business potential of the virtual worlds and social media. In addition, there is an article on VTT’s venture to raise an unprecedented eco-city in China. And last but certainly not the least, EVA Director Risto E.J. Penttilä makes his debut as a Nordicum columnist; Penttilä’s column offers some sharp insights into the statue dispute between Russia and Estonia. »» Read more
	NORDICUM Pulp & Paper Special Report 2007 Nordicum issue 2/2007 presents Finland’s ambitious forest cluster 2030 vision. We also take a look at Russia’s complicated investment issues. In our interview Professor Liuhto states that while some industrial sectors are worth investing, others such as energy are less secure from the point of view of foreign investors. Nordicum 2/2007 also reports on the travel scene in Finland and the Baltic countries. According to the Lonely Planet Blue list, these destinations are on the rise in global tourism. In the pulp and paper special report we cover some of the big projects, for example the Fray Bentos pulp mill in Uruguay and Huaihua in Hunan province, China. Finland’s largest project, UPM’s Kymi recovery plant construction, is also included. »» Read more
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	NORDICUM Transportation & Logistics Special Report 2007 Nordicum 1/2007 takes a look at Finland’s biggest cash deal ever, when the Sampo Group sold its banking operations to Denmark’s Danske Bank in November 2006. The question remains as to what Sampo Group will do with the proceeds – more than EUR 4 billion. Nordicum also introduces some aspects of leadership training like executive coaching and situational leadership. Nordicum 1/2007 is a special transport and logistics issue, so ports, forwarders, rail, road and shipping companies are covered. Finland and Sweden both have expertise in lifting solutions and manufacturing equipment, so companies in these fields are also introduced. Further, Nordicum has a traditional survey of north German ports and shipping companies operating in the region. Russian transit trade has expanded strongly, so this issue is included in our transportation and logistics special report too. »» Read more
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	NORDICUM Real Estate & Architecture Special Report 2007 For Nordicum 6 2006 we interviewed Helsinki’s Lord Mayor Jussi Paajanen. He says that Helsinki is aiming to maintain and develop its position as one of the most innovative and competitive metropolises in Europe. We also introduce Stockholm’s city centre property development projects. In our business and incentive travel section we take a look at Finnish Lapland, which is getting more and more international travel destination. Lapland’s ski resorts and other travel operators have started several large investment programmes. Nordicum 6/2006 includes real estate & architecture special report. We introduce for example airport city Aviapolis, which is one of the most dynamic developments in the whole Helsinki region. Helsinki’s neighbour city Espoo will get a metro line. This also means that Finland’s leading innovation and technology cluster of Keilaniemi-Otaniemi-Tapiola will have more effective traffic connections to the Helsinki city centre. »» Read more
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